In The Shetland Times this week:
• End for CADSS drug charity as funding cannot be found
• Up to 90 jobs could be lost in a Sullom Voe cull
• Wir Shetland call for an investigation into the Viewforth affair
• Carmichael receives a £50,000 donation towards his ‘Frenchgate’ legal bill
• Charitable Trust could invest in a gold
• Reviews of the Hank Williams tribute concert and comedian Mark Thomas
… and much more
Alistair Carmichael has voted to abolish hereditary peers from the House of Lords, calling it “a bizarre anachronism”. The majority of hereditary peers – lords…
READ FULL STORYShetland’s MP has led an urgent question in the House of Commons on the implication’s of last week’s budget on farming communities. Alistair Carmichael has…
READ FULL STORYPotential changes in inheritance tax could impact on farmers and crofters – as well as the wider community.
READ FULL STORYAlistair Carmichael hopes to “reset the narrative” around fishing after being elected to a key parliamentary role.
READ FULL STORYShetland Charitable Trust’s funds have increased by £52m to reach £445.3m.
READ FULL STORYMP Alistair Carmichael has warned that Ofgem’s announcement today of a 10 per cent increase in the energy price cap in October represented a “serious…
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